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CEO Andy Jassy shares 3 ways Amazon is innovating to make customers’ lives easier and better

In his annual letter to shareholders, Jassy shares how robotics, faster rural delivery, and broadband connectivity for underserved customers and geographies will help improve the customer experience.
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Net sales increased 20% year-over-year
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Amazon Leo has filed with the FCC to deploy up to 5,105 new satellites that bring data, messaging, and emergency services directly to mobile devices—even where no cell tower exists.
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From today through September 15, Prime for Young Adults members can earn 5% cash back on home, kitchen, and office purchases—on top of existing categories like beauty, apparel, and electronics.
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Prime Video will stream 56 total NBA Summer League games in July.
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Now the Senior Vice President of Compute and Machine Learning Services, Treadwell joined Amazon almost by accident and was one of the coders behind early Windows.